Great challenge to St. Paul between the two surprises of the season. Udinese Guidolin is one of the best teams in the tournament, especially away, but in Naples will be a different team. Guidolin will be without Sanchez and Christmas, the great black and white couples offensive. In this sense, the change will be forced to face Udinese tactically.
Without the speed of the two attackers, Guidolin should rely on to 'former Denis shift and change the game for its cautious 4-5-1. The Argentine is not a specialist in counter-attacks and the technician Friulian could exploit only the banks for the placement of the midfielders. It is not impossible grafting Corradi alongside Denis for a couple offensive skilled in the air.
The Naples, close to the goal of the Champions League qualification, can only benefit from the absences in attack for the Bianconeri. The team of Mazzarri will have the opportunity to be bolder in the absence of rapid contemporary Christmas and Sanchez. However, Guidolin could cover more and wait for the Naples pressing in trying to adopt a median.
In midfield, the Friuli region of muscles that have to be in technique. The probable 3-5-2, form well known in the blue house, provides high density and aggression in the middle to steal the ball and start over. A team that has a game very similar to that of Naples. In this sense, the blues may face a less dangerous opponent in key offensive, given the absence of top scorer, but more tricky.
Defense against a well-protected Lavezzi could be the key meeting with the help of the exterior. The Argentine could embarrass Zapata and Domizzi with physical strength but low speed. The Colombian was already facing difficulties in the past against Lavezzi. NAPOLI (3-4-2-1): De Sanctis; Campagnaro, Cannavaro, Ruiz, May, Patience, Yebda, Dossena, Hamsik, Lavezzi, Cavani.
Herds Mazzarri. Udinese (4-5-1): Handanovic; Benatar, Zapata, Domizzi, Pasquale; Isla, Inler, Finzi, Asamoah, Armero, Denis. Herds Guidolin. 
Without the speed of the two attackers, Guidolin should rely on to 'former Denis shift and change the game for its cautious 4-5-1. The Argentine is not a specialist in counter-attacks and the technician Friulian could exploit only the banks for the placement of the midfielders. It is not impossible grafting Corradi alongside Denis for a couple offensive skilled in the air.
The Naples, close to the goal of the Champions League qualification, can only benefit from the absences in attack for the Bianconeri. The team of Mazzarri will have the opportunity to be bolder in the absence of rapid contemporary Christmas and Sanchez. However, Guidolin could cover more and wait for the Naples pressing in trying to adopt a median.
In midfield, the Friuli region of muscles that have to be in technique. The probable 3-5-2, form well known in the blue house, provides high density and aggression in the middle to steal the ball and start over. A team that has a game very similar to that of Naples. In this sense, the blues may face a less dangerous opponent in key offensive, given the absence of top scorer, but more tricky.
Defense against a well-protected Lavezzi could be the key meeting with the help of the exterior. The Argentine could embarrass Zapata and Domizzi with physical strength but low speed. The Colombian was already facing difficulties in the past against Lavezzi. NAPOLI (3-4-2-1): De Sanctis; Campagnaro, Cannavaro, Ruiz, May, Patience, Yebda, Dossena, Hamsik, Lavezzi, Cavani.
Herds Mazzarri. Udinese (4-5-1): Handanovic; Benatar, Zapata, Domizzi, Pasquale; Isla, Inler, Finzi, Asamoah, Armero, Denis. Herds Guidolin.
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